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"Yes, but the word has dropped out of the text, or perhaps was

subauditu'sand bending his head towards Celia, who

immediately dropped backward a little, because she could not bear Mr

Casaubon to blink at her

Dorothea sank into silence on the way back to the house She felt some

disappoint

for her to do in Lowick; and in the next few lanced over the possibility, which she would have preferred, of

finding that her hoer share of

the world's ht have hadto the future actually before her, she made a

picture of more complete devotion to Mr Casaubon's aiht reveal theained by her in that co some clerical hich would not

allow hiarden

through the little gate, Mr Casaubon said--

"You seem a little sad, Dorothea I trust you are pleased hat

you have seen"

"I a," answered

Dorothea, with her usual openness--"al that the people

wanted more to be done for theood for anything Of course, my notions of usefulness